Eyeglass frame supported by cheek bones

Abstract

The present device relates to an eyeglass frame designed to be supported by cheek bones. The eyeglass frame designed to be supported by cheek bones according to the present invention includes: a front part including a pair of lens rims configured such that eyeglass lenses are fitted thereinto and they are connected to each other via a bridge; a temple part including temples configured such that the first sides thereof are connected to both sides of the front part, respectively, and the second sides thereof are worn on the ears of a wearer; front supports installed into the pair of lens rims, respectively, and configured to be seated on cheek bones of the wearer and support the front part; and side supports installed into the temples, respectively, and configured to be seated on the cheek bones of the wearer and support the front part.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD[0001]The present invention relates to an eyeglass frame, and more specifically to an eyeglass frame designed to be supported by cheek bones, which allows the load of the eyeglass frame to be supported by cheek bones, thereby enabling a wearer having a congenitally weak nasal bone and thus having difficulty wearing eyeglasses to conveniently wear eyeglasses.BACKGROUND ART[0002]Generally, eyeglasses are a simple optical device fabricated for the purpose of vision correction or vision protection. Such eyeglasses include eyeglass lenses and an eyeglass frame.[0003]Eyeglasses for vision correction are divided into short-sighted glasses, long-distance glasses, magnifying glasses, and astigmatic glasses. Eyeglasses for vision protection are protective glasses for preventing visual deterioration when watching TV or a monitor.[0004]The frames of the above-described eyeglasses are made of a metallic material, such as titanium, aluminum, or the like, or a synthetic resin materi...

AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

[0012]According to the above-described present invention, an advantageous effect is provided in that the load of the eyeglass frame can be moved from a nasal bone having relatively low strength to cheek bones, thereby enabling a wearer having a congenitally weak nasal bone or having difficulty wearing eyeglasses for a reason, such as an injury, to wear eyeglasses.

[0013]Furthermore, an advantageous effect is provided in that the front supports and the side supports, which come into contact with the cheek bones of a wearer, can be moved in lateral directions and front-back directions and can be rotated, thereby improving a wearing sensation in accordance with the shape of the cheek bones.

Problems solved by technology

However, the eyeglass frame in which load is distributed by the eyes and the nasal bone, as described above, is problematic in that the nasal bone is weak, and thus a wearer feels a load on his or her nose, resulting in a case where the nose is sick.

Images